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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29

Brown, D. D., will charge the pastor, and
Rev. G. G. Hays will charge the people.
Rev. Mr.. Thyholdt has been ASSIGNED tn
/ the pulpit OF the Second Presb SteTian
church for six months.
Milton Marling died OF fever Wedne,.
day night at his home in the Fourth ward.
He will be buried by tho Knights of La.
Dor.
Another gas well is to be started, this
time at Glencoe. There will soon he re-.
ports from Home Of the wells now in pro.
gress.
Marahsll Darby is at Athens, having
taken to the Insane Asylum John Codes
OF the First ward. Mr.. Coffee has a wife
and family here.
The fence o~bstructing the entrance IN
Rose Hill cemetery, ordered removed bv
the court, wss taken down Wednesday by
the Street Commissioner.
Jesse Fusner has left the sbov with
which he has Travelled in the South. Az
clown, and will join in the same cenacitv
Kennedy & Whites show here.
The natural gas main on Thirty.eiob,b
street is being mid up toward the reser-
voir, and will thence run along Rose Hill
across Central avenue and around ahove
the baltimore & Ohio round house, nsar
the Mellots residence.
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AN INSANE MAN
Captured Yesterday Morning and Kept al
HendQunrters Yesterday.

Headquarters Yesterday.
Jsmes Lyle, Of Bridgeport, was arrested
about 8 o'clock yesterday morning In tho
Second ward market house by oaicers
Watson and McNlchol, and locked up at
Central station. Notice had been receiv.
cd TIVE day before from the Bridgeport
authorities 10 look out for him. The maj
Is an inmate OF the State insane asyium
at Athens, Ohio, and this Is the second
time that no has run away. He was sent
there Last August, and about three months
ago ran away and came back home, Sc.
cured some whisky from q H~aloonlst
on this side OF the river and going over 10
Bridgeport severely cut Officer Meister,
who attempted TO arrest him.
Lyle 10 q man abont ifty.one years old,
powerfully built, and when kept away
from whisky a very peaceabis and shrewd
man. His memory Is said 10 be something
wonderful. lie has q wife and several
relatives in Bridgeport. Several were over
to 500 him yesterday add arranged to have
him kept at the Central Station until this
morning, when he will be taken back to
Athens. When there he Ia 30 quiet that
they allow him 10 work outside, and thus
1t Is he has a chance to run away. He Ia
much displeased with the idea Of going
30 Athens. . "
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ABOUT
Strangers In he City and Wheeling Folks
Ahroad,

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Ahrond.
Sir. and MrR. Malloney and daughter,
OF M~oods6eid, are at the Stamm House.
Mr.. R. B. Phillips, OF Cla5ksbury, was
registered at the Howell House yesterday.
Mr.. James McCann and Mics Ella Nc.
All;ster, both CT this city were quietly
merried al the Cathedral yesterday after.
noon.
Mrs. +. c. Pier, (nee Miss Sallie Teece)
Of BuCkhannon, and infant dauyhtor, sre
at the stamm, the guests OF Miss Emma
htani,n.
5frs Ann CUMMING and her two dsueh.
ters have returned from Southern Cali.
~fornia, where they have been spending
the pact season. hlr. Hazlett Cummins
met his mother and sisters in Chicago aud
returned home with them.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. Allen Howell, who
have betn sbsent IRON the city during the
winter, have returned and arc again at
home Il, their residence corner OF Chap.
line and Fourteenth streets. Their
daughter. MEs. Earl W. Oslebay, has re-
turned here with them.
Colonel Sam B. Harrison returned last
night from Piedmont and Cumberland,
. where he has been wishing relatives while
waiting for the New McLure House to 70.
open, which will take place shortly. lie
| will be the guest OF Mr.. Z. b. Bowic. at
his residence on the Island, unit! the
hotsl Is open.
prof J. 4. Brown vim co,na ho,o tyo
vcars boo INN Cvn.h;ana " 800. ~
n,rs;tpucr ri tho Femair CojIeen ba. ra,
a:,noJ ~, ,,cs;.;o, nuJ Iii naa e
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L ~lBREvITIES.
:3G Twelfth Street.

Matters OF Minor Moment In mud Abou,
tho City.
"TnE Boy Tramp" again at the Grand
tonight.
AT the Opera House to.night-"shad.
ows Of aGreat City"
G. A. K. BEAN bake at the Chapline
street rink again this evening.
OSg marriage license Was iCsued from
Recorder Hooks otlice yesterday, and one
decd Of trIst vas admitted to record.
A SPECIAL meeting Of Council will be
hold this evening for the purpose Of
granting licenses and e~lect;ug weighers.
PAT McDERuorT died suddenly We'd
nesday night at the home OF his brother.
Coroner Schultz, was called in and de-
cided that old age and natural causes had
finished the old mans rsce. He used 10
live at the poor house.
A LARGE number Of tickets have been
sold Tor a ball to be given at Turner hall
tonight. for the benet. o; Bilaon Jack,
the boxer. 1t is ssid that a bout between
him and Frank Caughlin is net improba.
bla sitter midnight.
THE StGmm House VAS oyerTul with
guests yesterday. More than three pages
Of tho large register we're filled with the
uGmes Of new arrivsis, and isst night the
clerks were puzzled over tho question Of
how to provide sleeping quarters for the
late arrivals.
THE Board OF Trustees OF the newly in
corporatei and organized Mutual Ssvirgs
Bank, elected last Monday night, made
lhr following selections: Treasurer, AL
rxander Mitchell; Board Of Investments,
William El!ingham, Henry Bser, Dr..
George Bai,d, N. J. Finley and +. J..
Park.
DrglSG the heavy wind storm that
preailsd yesterday afternoon, a quar-
ter eec.ion OF one OF the large win
dows in the office front OF the
Howell House, gave way before the
pressure and fell in with a crash. Dushsne,
OF the Wheeling base ball club, had Just
a second before gotten out Of a chair on
which the heavy glass fell. lie turned
white when he realized wha. he had es.
caped,
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The following convcyGuceu Of real estate
were admitted 10 record in Clerk Hooks
office yesterday:
A deed made April 81, 1887, by W. W,
Thompson and villa, J.. +. Thompson and
wife and 6. d. Thompson and wife to
Belle kain in confederation OF so and
natural love and affection, OF G part oil lot
No. 3 in square No. 30 in Sprigs &
Nitchie's addition si,uated on Wood street.
a deed mazda April 81, 1857, by Jane
Thompson Ct al. to q. D. Thompson in
consideration of $500 oil q tract Of land
situated on Wood direct, Eighth ward.
A deed made April 81, 1887, by John NJ.
Emmorth and wife 10 lsabella Hawkins,
wife OF j. NJ. Hawkins, in consideration OF
S715 Of tho south ten ieot OF lot No. 3 and
north ten ieet on lot No. 4, situated on the
wcat side Of sonth Penn etrnet, Island.
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Tho Funeral OF Edward Pring the AInn who
Bled to Death.

Tho Funeral of sdwnrd pring the Alnu who
Bled to Death.
The remains Of Edward pring, the nd.
vance agent for the Sid c. Franco Theatri.
cal Company, whose sudden and seuss.
tional death in Sheekey's Eclipse just be.
fore midnight Wednesday night WAS re.
ported in yesterdays iasuc, were viewed
by Coroner Schultz at s o'clock yesterday
morning at Frew & BertsChy's undertake.
ing establishment, where they we're taken
to be prepared for burial. His verde. YVES
that a ruptured blood vessel had coused
death.
The dead man will be buried this morn.
ing in the Peninsula cemetery. The H.
neral will take place at 3 o'clock from the
Water street entrance to the undertaking
house, where tho body now is. The
France company, now playing at steubeu-
vile, will be present, and four oil tho gem
tlemeH will act as pail bearere. Rev. Mr..
DarnblGser will oificiate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29

Chief Of Police Smith is in receipt OF a
letter from Mrs. H. Freeman, OF Lindon,
Macs, in which she states TINT in reading
the Boston Giobr she read an account of n
murder committed by one James Freeman
or Isaac Catwell, and thut no has evaded
arrest. She does not gay whero this muir.
der was committed, but it wau presumably
in this State, and she thinks it was her
husband who committed the murder, and
whom she wants. She has heard nothing
Of him for two yesrs; ahe describes him
as about ) feet 5 inches tall, with dark
eyes aud complexion, had grey hair and
Has partly bald he col8red his nouatacha
and the BeCond finger OF his left hand has
been taken OF at the third joint.
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What truly beautiful world we 1.-Two in
Nature gives US grandeur OF mountains
Ilens and oceans, and thousands of means
Of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often IN
tho majority OF people feel like giving II
up dislleRrtened, discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there 10 no occa.
sion for this feeling, rs every sufferer can
oGsily obtain proof TINT Grccn's Iuoutt
Ffourr will mako them free from disease
ns when born. Dyspepsia aud Liver Com.
paint are the direct causes OF seyenty.Gye
nor cent Of snch malalies as Biliousaees
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiveness
Nervous rrostratiop, Dizziness oftho lend
Palpitation OF tho Heart, aud other dis,
treasing symptoms. Three doses of An.
g,'Hi f;oNtr will prove its wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try Il. mw
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Working rsr tho RETURN administration.

ifloae who have been wondering rs to
wfnt had become Of old Squire Buchanan
Cnn learn Of his whereabouts by psrusinp
tho following, taken from the Steubenville
Gd;'tie:
Squire Buchanan, OF Wheeling, formerly
u prominent attorney OF this place, mud
who ~ now hero gathering Information for
lhe War Department rs to tho carly life OF
Edwin NJ. Stanton, rays the law b%uuiness
o S~'enbenville is nothing to whit It usod
to he in the liitirn. Tho justicos, lnwycr
anu court lind plenty doin those days, and
thh lawyers wers ntalwaTts in intellect.
Stanton, Collier, MCOo0k and MRrah were
then members Of tho Steubonvillo bar,
and thinSu were lively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29

Newt Berry. employed rs engineer a!
Bodloy's wagon worko. on Eighteenth
street, met with a painful accident abou,
! o'clock yesterday afternoon. In start.
ing up tho machinery after the noon hour
tho engine wGa found to DO dead on tho
centre. Berry took a pry and started TO
work it OF. 1t 30 happened that steam
had been turned on and III tho pry, u long
iron bar, wac e1ertod the engine suddenly
started and the bar wRB thrown against
Bsrry's left leg with such force that tho
bonos between tho knee and ankle were
broken. lis was taken to his home on
Seventeenth street, where tho limb was
Bet. llo suffered great pain and will no!
be Gb!o to be out probably for several
weekn,
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DEATH At MOUSDSVILLE,
n prominent Citizen PASSES Awhy-BrI.
Sketch of Ills Life,

II irotlihent CitIAun PASSES AwAy-l}rJel
Sketch Of Ills Life.
Death has sgain visited Moundsville and
taken away another Of her prominent
business men. MI. William IIarris, whose
serious illness was noted in Wedaeslsy's
paper, died that night, OF inflammation OF
tho bowels. He WAC t~hirty-eight years
old, ana wac married 10 q very estimable
lady, whoao maiden name was Miss May.
gio Johnston, oil neal Cadiz, Ohio, They
started in litc together at St. Oiairsvillc,
from which place they removed TO Mounds.
vile, aud then TO Cambridge, Ohio, where
Mr.. Harria carried on IN extensive saddle
and harness bueincss. From Cambridge
they again removed to Mouniavi!ie, where
no engaged in tho hardware business. He
had built up M extensive and paying bust.
neHa, and WAC in every respect d moot csti.
mable citizen. Mr.. Harris leaves his widow
and four bright and interesting little chill.
dron. Tho funeral will take place from
his residence on Il street this morning at
10 o'clock, Rev. l.. l.. Stewart officiating.
inserment ut Mt. Rose cemetery,
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l.: +. Over will attend tho Wheplinp
Business College.
A ireht deal Of stone curling and sawed
paving stone is being delivered llure,
The marriage Of MIR. John Ehler and
Miss Iennie Adams is anuounced Tor next
kov; ~. 5; lloey will he installed pastor
Of tho First Presbyterian church on Wal.
EesdGy evening, May Is. Rev. Newton
donaldson will preside, Rov. Il. NJ.
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WAsnIHuroN, D. e., April @.-For WeaI
Virginia AMI WeGteru Pennsylvania,
IaibR, followed by fair weather, winds
sh Ting 10 westerly; blight ChsnSts in
temperature, except Blightly warmer in
the aratern portion Of Pennsylvania, and
at stRti0ns on Lake Erie.
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sxAriSa and dancing at tho Alhambss
Rink Saturday night.


The steamer Andes lenvca Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday ut 5 +. NJ, aud
will soil excursion ticsots to rnrties Of two
or more Ono week Of plrRsnfc, benuti-
lnl ecOnory and good music on tho largeHt
anil best steamer that cono6 to Wheeling.
For ratce apply to Frank Booth or Capt.
Charlcg Muhleman, Wheeling, ". Va.
uwku
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Nights is tho complaint Of thousands
eullering from Asthma, Consumption,
CouehU, etc. Did you evor try Acker's
EnElieh RemQdy2 1t Ii the bGst prepa.
raiion known Tor oil LING Troubles, sold
on u poaitive guarantee at l0c., Doc. Logan
x Go. and U. MenkemullUr.
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knyN

tho children. Tlley nre especially liabls
to sudden Colds. Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackors'
lEnsltsh Remedy It positive euro. II sayce
hours Of anxious watching. Sold Inv Ia.
gan \ Go. and o, Menkemeller,
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will open next Monday, May ., by order
of "Tie Mt. Bcllcview Stock Company"
All persons Wishing desirablo room0
stOnld apply early to Frank Walter,
Proprietor.
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TIE Liant Of the CouiRo Of free medical
leGtureg, given By III city physiciann to
Mi9 I'oyd'B missionary work. will be do.
livered this evening nj 7 80 o'clock, In Tho
North Street Methodint Church, by DR..
Harriet Is. JnnGH. Subject, GLOW 10 10
Healthy" For wornen only. Admission
iren.
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HAVE you seen l.. V. Bonds pnrzS
PnOmEMY A cash prizo Of five dollara
will be- given to the first perHon who banda
into his ntore II correct solution Of ,hig
puzzle. Call and get on".
fIJ6 Main street,
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Wo have Tor aalc several T~ypc.writors,
including tho Remington, tho Crandnll
and tho Hammond. ThtHe machiueB have
been taken in exchange for tho malchlcw
Oaligraph, mud will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent aud for Ralo on monthly inatull.
mentu. Uail on or address for %circulsrs
EDWARD l.. Rock & Co,
10 Twelfth street,
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OHIc"; Nus. 81 aud =: Fourteenth Street.


W~aa'ct-Dinlu2 Room Glrg.
ftr observation-disclosures iOuiN A.. Shirley.
CtFFc y BtCE TCGIs cSlrs-IlRn.uer
HhIIt MUrHuiG Ice CICRIn F:ttzrfs Sc.bIt, &
Bro.
UG:o Hive: -SOiicc Ia 10. boat
Dwmrs,
one: 81 he county Coat, 8hI1 County.
bLa tAEp and a.. i. Il. observation-disclosures
page,
9ased-H. GuItaNI %GO-FUurth page.
AUth"'' .Lit!rnb tlUtn!Hg-D. Gambling 4.
Co.-FOutIh Isgr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29
THE WHEELING PARK.
THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE
Ia the Popular Hesost-Laadseaps Garden.
Ing Brought to Perfection-The New
Features to DO Seen and Enjoyed.
The Opening Next Sunday.

The Wheeling Park Is now open for the
irequenters Of shade and the lovers OF
pleasant walks shadowed by outrageous
foliage. II this were the beginning Of the
world the Garden Of Eden would certainly
be located where the park now stands. It
Ia the veritable Garden Of the Hesperidee
without tho Apple Of Discord. The foliage
at this time Of year is just budding, and II
gives great promise OF the grander shade
that Is to follow. No other city in the
country ran boast OF a better park in the
strict senso OF the term. Here isa Sylvan
glen, O lovers' retreat, a romantic walk, OF
q pinnacle from which the most pictureeque
scenery unfolds itself like q canvas painted
panorama Of all the earth's glory. From
the top Of the "mound" no man with the
love Of nature In bis soul could draw a
breath Ia looking over tho broad fields
and rural beauties Of tho landscape with.
out repeating with ~pardonsblc pride,
This Is my own, my native land.
From this point tho surrounding coun.
try opens up like a scroll with vistas Of
singular charms in the way OF fallow fields
and wooded hills, forming q picture that
csn only be enjoyed when seen from the
point Of vantage mentioned. 1t 10 on thie
prominence that one can sing with truth
and peculiar JUNCTION those good old
Methodist lines
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Az reported by ChristiNn schnepf, drug.
aiGt, Opera Housc corner, yesterday:
gA.x. II =. BEN. 7rs,
or Mr g. c. b.
ncathrr-Chaugcnble,
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Go TO tins Alhambra Rink Saturday
night. II will 90 the last Of the acaaOn.
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Tmg Inc. Of tho Heaaon n. the Alhambra
Rink, Saturday night.
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+ NJ. sSooK It co.
DRESS GOODS!

Our third stock OF Spring and Summer Dress
Goods is now open. We desire TO call especial st.
tent!on TO these, which In connection with our other
comnletc iiuH. make this Dc partleut the most at.
tracdvc rs regards sZE, STYLE AND PRICE, 10
thing,
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The press was always in the wrong
alley.
Cousaellor S!iisl WAS late on the Geld,
but he got there all the came.
superintendent Hirsch hada great fond.
ness for big balls on Cooked has"
The luuch-well ask those who partook
Of it, and then defy any caterer to best it.
Every one regretted the Absence OF
President Reymann, who hiss heretofore
been the life Of the party.
The bird Of Juno, the peacock, although
the handsomest fcathered bird in the
aivary, has the most discordant cry.
Colonel Henry Stamm had 10 30 it lei,
handed in the bowling alley on account OF
a "sors heel" but he got there "just as
much"
Colonel Roll, asGenerel Superintendent
Of the grounds, deserves great credit foy
the artistic manner in which the grounda
arc laid out.
General Bierbsrson, assisted by tho REQ.
tster reporter, stated tie ballot-box in the
bowling games, but 10 troops being with.
in call the score had to stand.
The beauty Of tho lgndscape gardening
is due to The ideas Of General Superin.
tendent Rolf, carried out by supesintend.
ent OF Groundo W. f. Kriger.
1t is said that n sof: young man LAST
year, in looking at tho German birch
trees said to his inamorata at his side,
These people mu1t 90 to n great deal Of
trouble to TbiteYssh those trees"
superintendent Hirach is still laughing
over ihia, although it occurred last year.
The American idea" was exempliRed
in the hggressiveuess Of the eagle display ed
whenever u Democrat approached the
cage. This is 10 libel in tho Register re.
porter.
Auf NIeicrfhfn,
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Whore every prospect please.,
And only but man Ia yilo.


But as to the improvements. This
would take more columns than can be
spared. The public will have to inepect
the grounds for themselves 10 fully appre.
ciate the extent and thoroughness OF the
changes that have been made. Tulip
beds have bsen planted in numerous
places 10 relieve the eye, and the under
growth OF trees and brush have been
cleaned out, which gives o clearer view Of
the grounds than has heretofore been
possible. Some walks are wideaed and
beautiaed on either side by plats Of tulip
beds and sodded banks. This season a
thorough system OF drainage has been in.
troduced, the entire grounds being sewer.
ed, so that the wash OF the hard rains Of
former years will not be apparent.
The most noticeble improvement is tho
deer keep" Last season the visitor had
10 60 down to the spring to view the deer,
but now the keep has been moved into
the park proper, and the animals can be
viewed from the top Of the mound or
glanced at in passing around carriage
drive.
1t is not Boosting to say that the
Wheeling Park is one OF the handsomest
places in this country-it is a park in the
fullest sense Of the term and ia an institu-
lion that the citizens OF this city can well
point to with pride, and visitors Of other
cities envy.
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Yesterday afternoon a number OF the
directors OF the park, accompanied by
representatives OF the press, went out in q
special car on the Elm Grove road. The
party after arriving at the grounds in.
spected what had been done dur
ing the early spring and then
adjourned to the bowling alley
where they remained until they were
DRAGGED out by Superintendent Hirsch, Of
the Elm Grove rallroad-just in time to
catch the & o'clock car. The directors
who braved the weather were: Henry
Bieberson, August Rolf, Henry Stamm,
George Hook Louis F. Stifel and
Theodore Schrieber. The directors
we're very much pleased with the
Improvements and anticipate e. sea.
son OF %11unususl prosperity. The sea.
son opens Up III next Sunday, when the
full Opera Houae orchestra will be pres.
ent and discourse sweet strains.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-28
SHADOWS.
ny, dost thou love ne, dears rhoss syss q

oay, dost thou love ne. dears rhoss syss d
thine
Look Of me through the shadows gray, that creep
Into this silent room. and ssir the deep -
OF my sad heart with longing. but to mine
They give no answer Evermore they shins
Quietly grave os when In DREAMS Of sleep
see thee face to face. Doe- thy heart leap
Ever with Joy TO greet mes Would no Sign
6es 81 my fears 1t rest. Dear, couidst thou
itand
fntent % other things when am theres
Would Il thou not hasten forth Go clasp my hand.
II but thou hearSist my foot upon the stairs
have No place in thy thoughts shalowland:
am not worthy, love, that thou shoultss caro-!
am not worthy. Yet the sunbeams bright,
Al dawn. fall on the dropping ways side flower.
All straight it lifts its bead to drink the shower
OF perfect blessing in. Forgot Is night,
With all its cold and darkness, In the light
Thai thrills it through with hfe's strong won.
druus power.
Aud thus, . my beloved. II thou shouldst dover
With love my life, that, erst Sd wan and white
Beside the worlds wide way. should learn to
glow
With coaors vivid as the flaming west
Wore ere the twilight fell The Past could throw
No shadow o'er . Present that had rest
Meath love light from thine eyesl So should
grow
Not worthy of thee. drar-but an, how blest,
Kate Aellessh In Chambers' Journal